The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 6, 1943, Page 4

PAGE FOUR FERN CHAPTER TO MEET FRIDAY, Fern Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet in Scottish Rite Hall 8 o'clock Friday evenings January 8. Degree work has been echeds uled for the session. All members are requested to be in attendance, while visiting members are also invited to be present. MARRIAGE MART 26, of North Quincy, Mass. and Theda J. Streadwich, 29, of Somerville, Mass., were married yesterday afternoon by County Judge Ray- mond R. Lord. A marriage license was issued fo Jobn C. Andrea, 22, of Mil- waukee, and Patricia H. Roun- tree, 22, of Waterloo, Iowa. BACK UP THE MAN IN UNIFORM SAYS CHESTERFIELD AD “Start the New Year Right” says the headline “With the Right Combination for More Smoking Pleasure”. The current Chesterfield theme is continued in the copy which points out the importance of proper blending in giving smokers a milder, cool- er and better-tasting cigarette. ‘ The advertsement is illustrated with the ‘picture of an attractive young woman dressed in the uni- form of the Ameriran Women’s Voluntary Services. In’ one hand she holds a sheaf of war bonds and stamps and in the other a letter and a carton of Chester- fields. Reports from men in the Ser¥- ice indicate that no gift is more welcome than cigarettes. On dis- tant fronts, like Africa and the South Pacific, next to a letter from home there is nothing the men would rather receive than cigarettes made in the U.S.A. Chesterfield points this out in its newspaper and radio advertising and urges its readers and listen- ers to send cigarettes regularly to men in uniform. ‘SEVENTY-EIGHTH (Continued from Page One) would make lynching in any state a purely federal offense, and an- other already disputed bill, which caused a mild filibuster in the last congress, would abolish the impo- sition of poll taxes in all states. As the only , states in the Union where poll taxes are collected are in the South, the fight against the bill, as heretofore, will be made by senators and representatives from that part of the country. The bills included: one that would prevent the “silly” practice of the OPA in inspecting automo- bile tires. The comment was that the OPA has already done enough to the owners of automobiles, much of which has been justified, but added that there is no sense whatever in inspecting tires after they have alreday been register- ed with their numerical designa- tion. A bill which, it was declared, will have little chance of becom- ing a law, was introduced by Sen- ator O’Daniel of Texas (“Pass the Biscuits, Pappy”). It would set up prohibited areas throughout the country near all camps occupied by soldiers, against the sale of in- toxicants of any kind. Should the bill become a law, it would adversely affect thousands of sa- loons throughout the country, it ‘was stated. COUNCIL MAKES. , (Continued from Page One) by fire at an estimated loss of $500,000. It was stated that the vessel was anchored too far off shore for the Navy or city fire departments to reach it, and therefore was unable to render any assistance. It was ordered that in the fu- ture all city officials file a monthly report as to their activi- ties, outlining in detail the duties performed during the stated pe- riod. A letter of appreciation was received from Judge Paul D. Barns thanking the council for a resolution adopted recently endorsing him for a place on the United States Court bench. It was ordered that all bicycles be equipped with some kind of a’ light during. the night, and failure to do so will‘call for the arrest of the operators. An ordinance was passed re- quiring the city clerk to collect the Victory Tax of five percent from each employe when pay- rolls are made. A resolution, was passed rela- tive to having our representative in. Tallahassee pass a special act allowing the city to levy a tax, not to exceed $15,000, the same as the county law, to maintain @ new hospital in Key West. WMC order stabilizes 700,000 fn Detroit in their jobs, Frank Fince, THREE CONTESTS OF BASKETBALL TONIGHT Three games of basketball will be played in the high school gym- nasium tonight. The first game, beginning at 7 o‘clock, will be between Air Sta- tion 3 and Fort Taylor; the second, starting at 8, will bring together Army Barracks and Air Station 4, and the final game, starting an hour later, will be between the Athletic Department and_,the Commissary. eect MONROE COUNTY © |, te (Continued from Page One) governor leaves only three com- missioners in the county. As a result of the information that Doughtry and Harris had been granted leaves of absence, there were rumors this morning that “wire-pulling” has been started to have successors ap- pointed, and that the probability is that, the new commission will not organize until the appoint- ments have been made. However, the latter rumor was looked upon as false, as several weeks would elapse before new appointments could qualify for office. Finally, Bervaldi, Roberts and Gomez said that no conferences whatever have been held to agree on appointments that come with in the sphere o fthe county com- mission, or concerning the ‘haiming of the chairman of théeBoard! What caused the bréak i’ the powers of the county commission was the decision of the old com- missioners to adjourn sine die on Monday night. In other years, when a commission went out of} power, the new commissioners were present to organize and as sume the relinquished power. Monday night when the com- missioners adjourned, it was thought that the new commission- ers would meet tomorrow night, CHARLES OGDEN DIES THIS A.M. ita cee SERVICES WILL BE} CONDUCTED TOMORROW AFTERNOON i Charles E. Ogden, 56, died this iRETERE: at 5:30. o'clock at his 11403 .Obitia Street, fol-| dowing va: short illness. Funeral services will be held ow afternoon, .at 4:30) ck fr the Ley, Memorial Church, ree Wm... Bryant, of- ficiating.-The body will be plac- ed in the,church at, 2,0’clock. Pritchard Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Survivors are: Five sisters, Mrs. Hans Odin of Massachu- setts, Mrs. W. Johnson of Miami, Mrs. Arthur Griffin, Mrs. Joseph Thompson, Mrs. William Wash- ington of Key West; two broth- ers, David and John Ogden of Key West. HALF MILLION (Continued from Page One) the fierce charges of the Russian tanks. That weapon of. war, as..has been commented on by militaty experts here, is now being -used far more effectively by the Rus- sians than during any other time since Germany began her un- declared war on this country. Ever since the winter campaign was started by the Russians, they have made but few attacks un- which left the county withou le- gal heads during the interval, but, as the three commissioners said today, no agreement has been made by them to hold such a meet- ing. Army to teach aerial gunnery to all bomber crew members, til the enemy’s positions had been disrupted by Russian tanks, many of which are of American make. Industry must map post-war plans now, says N.A.M.’s head. FOR SALE THREE BEDROOM BUNGA- LOW, with additional lot in rear.. For quick sale. $2,500 1106 Margaret cury ‘Convertible Coupe, Trail- ers. Skating Rink. jan5-tf Es Excellent tires. Apply L. H. Starling, Jefferson Hotel. dec29-tf FOR SALE—Ford 1934 coupe, good condition and good tires. 1226 Grinnell st. TYPEWRITING PAPER — 50C| Sheets, 75c. The Artman Press. septiotf TECHNICAL BOOKS: Books on Navigation and Seamanship, Diesel and Steam Engines, Air- craft Design, Maintenance and Operation, Ship Repairs, Mathe- matics, Machine Shép’ Tech- nique. Paul Smith, 334’Simon- ton St. at Eaton St. ')jati4!12t FOR SALE-—Skiff, 11% feet. Robert Whitehead, 1310 John- son Street. jan4-3tx FOR SALE—Lot size 52x100. New House, furnished or un- furnished. Apply, Key West Bedding Co., 515 Front St. Classified Column 00 CO0COOOROOOOOCOOSOOOOEHOLOOOOODELLALLLLLOOCOOE >|COAT HANGERS WANTED, FOR SALE—1940 Indian Motor-) jan2-5tx ' WANTED WANTED—A chance to vid on your next printing order. THE ARTMAN PRESS. jly9-t£ $1.00 a hundred. White Cleaners, 701% Duval St. jani-tf WENTED+T Mtphte, 16 hark t ok iden oe Pet: Union, 416 tient Street, jan5-2t Star i | WANTED TO BUY | UNFURNISHED HOUSE. Near! public grammar school pre- ferred. Call at 613 Ashe St. | jan6-3tx LOST LOST — Yesterday, somewhere | between sunrise and sunset, | two golden hours, each set/ with sixty diamond minutes.| No reward is offered for they | are gone forever.“ — Horace | Mann. pe dec2Qett, LOST—Lady’s ‘Blué* aid “White Pocketbook, , containing .valu-. able papers belonging to Mrs. D. L. Menhlhop 404 South St.,; phone 419-W. Finder keep money, return papers. 2m jan4-3tx | LOST—Gas Ration Card 4985535. | Returrf to, Elizabeth Whipper, 812 Thomas St. ~ jan5-2tx REAL ESTATE « Business or Resideritial Lots all| parts of the Island; Terms J. OTTO KIRCHHEINER Realtor time. 1327 Duncan street. jans5-' The Artman Press. _nov16-tf 1938 FORD COUPE. Good con- dition, godil itites. $300.00: eaSh. | Caraballo’s Service Station, corner of Eaton and Grinnell! Sts. jan5-5tx, PLYMOUTH COUPE. $300 cash. 4 new tires. Man’s Bicycle, $22. 5-C Porter Place. jan6-3tx walk Cafe, Duval and Fleming. | WPe@ewiner te. dand-tf 5tx | | | SECOND SHEETS—500 for 75c.| /Phones 124 and 736-R. 505 Duval jan8-tf i PROFESSIONAL | LOUIS. A, HARRIS, | Aftorney-at-Law - (2%, Rava ic ;Phone 252 dec20-tf \3 ___0-s+ MONROE’ THEATER. VICTOR McLAGLEN in “POWER TOWN” and |“A-Hunting We Will Go” Coming: “Don’t Get Personal” MA RMAREMEREMEREMR ERE R ERED JACKASS MAIL Coming ———- “CROSSROADS” VV ITN a wiley | Uke ele Tetra ith Oe THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CONGREGATIONAL | SERVICE CENTER TO OPEN SOON (Contributed) The Congregational Church of Key West is deing its best to meet the emergency in this time of crisis. With funds it has rais- ed itself, together’ with a large grant from’ the Congregational Christian Committee for A3¥air! Victims and Services; the;clearch has remodeled brits: old-"yarish house on William ‘streets! justj pl north of the ‘ehurch: 7-116 The building ‘Will serve a ‘four- fold function: | ‘rom-home” for Service Men, a a “home-away- jbe served on occasion. [SISIOIITTOOTTOTOIOOOTSS TI IPOLLLLLO LLL LLL WHENEVER YOU WANT ANYTHING OR ANYTHING DONE—WE'LL HELP YOU! WATCH REPAIRS ALL MAKES Expertly and Repaired 7 Inexpensively and Serviced by— Jeweler VVVVIT TTT Te vy In Every Town. . 534 Duval Street VvvVv Ve TI IPIIPL LLL LEE) tne | prvrrrerlyS AAA AAADOA CLL LS Ld PRITCHARD FUNERAL HOME Dignified Sympathetic Courtesy LICENSED EMBALMER Ambulance Service Lady Attendant PHONE 548 Never Sleep i i in in ln nn in in nn hain an nin an bn hnn nnn tand wy > aia ce Fares ' SIMON III IIDC LLL < Maurice Scammons, ‘ JOHN C. PAR PL UMBING — Plumbing Supplies and Duro Pumps . PHONE 348 5 i i i i i in i nn the 9 alta ttn tnt tn hier bn dn co tntintntntntntntnd common meeting ground for civilian newcomers to Key West, a social center for the congrega- tion, and a meeting place for va- rious Sunday School Classes andj} Young People’s Societies. The alterations in the building have resulted in a large down- stairs hall, lighted by fluorescent fixtures and furnished with com- fortable chairs and tables. On two,.sides of the hall there is a wide! veranfa~-There‘is modern phiibingtipstairs and‘down. In thé“fear ate Kitchen facilities so that “dithérs “and banquets may Shuffle SOS Ree i alli lin alan lanlnlnlnlntntndntnttntn ttn tn Dnt | Streamlined Service . . . ‘WESTERN “UNION” ‘ » Direct Wire — Convenient — No Delay! % FILE YOUR MESSAGES ATyoxr: the REXALL STORE is the BEST PRESCRIPTION STORE Your Family Deserves THE BEST and « WE SERVE THE BEST! GARDNER’S PHARMACY ARAAAAAARAARARBM, 328 a Dae ede vvvw" Watch and Jewelry Repairing At Reasonable Prices FRANK JOHNSON Junior “604 DUVAL STREET The Old Reliable Since 1898 pelt sea: Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Souvenirs, and Gifts nn04444444444444 Li i nnn nti ADVERTISING VALUE in any given medium can best bs computed by checking dollar spent. SEABOARD RAILWAY Schedules E’ Tickets S TOURS Between Office Hours, Phone 762-3 Next To Kress f 508 Duval Street Phone 298 SPLLLELOLLIIOTOOIOOIL IDL L OL PMELOLELOLLIOLIO TIES, f a Ba ln nbn bn btn bn tnt bn bn tnt nbn tn tnt ad J hae essessesssssessbsssseeee board courts ‘are to be laid out- side and will add to the picture.|week. Further announcement{tic over China's WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Center will be ready for use next 6, 1843, General Chenault is optimis- victory ptos- The Rev. E. S. Doherty, until} will be made regarding the open- | P&ct. last August pastor of the church. was the moving spirit in initiat- ing this Seevice Center. The! congregation has risen nobly | support of it. In particular, Jo- seph Boza and Percy Roberts, | committee in charge, are chiefly | responsible for the progress of} the work. Since his arrival early | in December, the new pastor, | the Rev. Samuel P. 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